Xote do Beijo

In 'Xote do Beijo,' Seu Pereira e Coletivo 401 explore the universal and unifying power of love through the simple yet profound act of kissing. The song opens with vivid imagery of people kissing, emphasizing the ubiquity of this intimate gesture. The repetition of seeing kisses 'pelo mundo afora' (around the world) suggests that love is a global phenomenon, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries. This act of kissing is portrayed as a gateway for love to 'entrar pela janela' (enter through the window), symbolizing how love can infiltrate and brighten our lives unexpectedly and effortlessly.

The lyrics delve deeper into the nature of love, describing it as something that 'o mundo contagia' (the world infects). This metaphor likens love to a contagious force, spreading joy and connection among people. The song also touches on the physical aspect of love, mentioning how it can cause a 'fogo arrepia' (fire that gives goosebumps) in a sensual context. However, the emphasis quickly shifts to a more profound understanding of love, one that transcends mere physical attraction.

The final verses highlight the diversity and inclusivity of love, stating that it has 'dez mil encaixes' (ten thousand fits). This line challenges the notion that there is only one way to love, advocating for a more open and accepting view of relationships. The song concludes with a powerful assertion that desire and love are deeply personal experiences, encapsulated in the line 'O que eu sinto, sou e sei' (What I feel, am, and know). This reinforces the idea that love is a multifaceted and deeply individual experience, unique to each person yet universally understood.